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She Escaped Into a Gas Station Bathroom — Then He Ran at 120 MPH
She Escaped Into a Gas Station Bathroom — Then He Ran at 120 MPH

Bodycam Files  |  2026-10-14

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A woman with visible injuries walked into a Circle K in Palm Coast, Florida, asked an employee to call 911, and locked herself in the bathroom. Deputies say the man in the silver Chevrolet at the pump — Korarise Hill, 24, of Sanford — had forced her to drive from Sanford to Palm Coast. The moment a ...

A woman with visible injuries walked into a Circle K in Palm Coast, Florida, asked an employee to call 911, and locked herself in the bathroom. Deputies say the man in the silver Chevrolet at the pump — Korarise Hill, 24, of Sanford — had forced her to drive from Sanford to Palm Coast. The moment a deputy approached his car, he fled: out the wrong exit, through a red light, into another vehicle — and he kept going. Supervisors authorized the pursuit. On Interstate 95 the car passed 120 mph. In Volusia County, Florida Highway Patrol took the lead and used PIT maneuvers again and again until the car finally stopped at Tomoka Farms Road and Pioneer Drive in New Smyrna Beach. One incident. Three counties. Three agencies with case files. This is the full breakdown: the escape that started it, the red light and the struck car, the 120 mph interstate leg, how a PIT maneuver works in slow motion, and why one morning produced charges in three jurisdictions. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 🚨 What you'll see: • The gas-station approach — and the two-second decision to run • The red light, the struck vehicle, and the supervisor's call • 120+ mph on Interstate 95, in traffic • Florida Highway Patrol takes over in a second county • PIT after PIT, in slow motion — the car spins and keeps going • The felony stop at Tomoka Farms Road • Why three jurisdictions filed charges over one incident ⚖️ Charges (as released by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office): Korarise Hill, 24, of Sanford — domestic battery • false imprisonment • leaving the scene of a crash with property damage • fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement with disregard for the safety of persons or property. Additional charges were filed by Florida Highway Patrol and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Held at the Volusia County Branch Jail without bond. 📹 Footage released by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office (official release, March 15, 2026 incident, Palm Coast, Florida) New bodycam breakdowns every day — subscribe to Bodycam Files. All footage is public-record material released by the agency; commentary and analysis are original. Everyone featured is presumed innocent unless convicted in court. #Bodycam #PoliceChase #Pursuit #PITManeuver #Florida #FlaglerCounty #FHP #I95 #PoliceFootage #BodycamFiles

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